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KDP says only "beginning in Spring 2027"; 20 March, the start of northern-hemisphere spring, is a placeholder.[1]- Inicio
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Canada Dry Raspberry Lemonade Launches in Spring 2027
Keurig Dr Pepper will release Canada Dry Raspberry Lemonade, in regular and Zero Sugar, as a seasonal flavor beginning in spring 2027, one of four soda launches in its 2027 lineup; no price or day has been published.
- KDP's 5 October 2026 release lists Canada Dry Raspberry Lemonade, which combines the flavors of raspberry and lemonade with the crisp refreshment of Canada Dry, as a seasonal flavor beginning in spring 2027, in regular and Zero Sugar.[2]
- The National Association of Convenience Stores' 13 October coverage grouped it with KDP's "nostalgic" soda launches: Dr Pepper Ice Cream Float, 7UP Miami Vice (a limited-time tropical soda inspired by the classic frozen cocktail, arriving nationwide in June 2027 per KDP) and the holiday return of 7UP Shirley Temple (cherry and pomegranate).[1][2]
- Background, not a review of the 2027 product: Canada Dry sold a Ginger Ale and Raspberry Lemonade in 12 oz cans earlier. The Impulsive Buy (19 May 2022) scored it 7 out of 10, saying raspberry dominates and muddles the citrus, at 140 calories and 36 g of sugar per can, while Sporked's April 2023 ranking of Canada Dry flavors rated Raspberry Lemonade Ginger Ale 7.5 out of 10 and wrote "it tastes more like medicine than anything else." Neither source says the 2027 flavor is the same formula, and KDP does not call it a ginger ale.[3][4]
- Nothing beyond the season, flavor pairing and sugar variants is published: no price, package sizes or exact day, and no tasting of the 2027 drink exists yet, so no taste profile is attached.[2]